Is liquid oxygen diamagnetic?
Liquid oxygen paramagnetic is the electrical configuration of oxygen.
Orbital theory: Each atom tends to group to create molecular orbitals, according to the molecular orbital hypothesis. Due to this configuration, electrons may be found in a variety of atomic orbitals and are typically connected to diverse nuclei.
Magnetism: The force used by magnets to attract or repel each other is called magnetism. Electric charges in motion produce magnetism. The smallest building blocks of matter are called atoms.
There are six basic types of magnetism: (1) diamagnetism, (2) paramagnetism, (3) ferromagnetism, (4) diamagnetism, (5) ferromagnetism, and (6) supermagnetism.
Hence, liquid oxygen is paramagnetic.